Sentence examples for producing a party from inspiring English sources

Preparations for the 400th birthday got started at the turn of the millennium, producing a party budget of $90m £45mm).

Producing a party is no different.

Learning this technique is essential to producing a party or getting a deal done.

Misrata, proud of its wartime sacrifices, has already produced a party that reflects a strong sense of entitlement.

4.40pm: The Tories have produced a party political broadcast to go with the speech which is now on YouTube.

And after an election in 2004 did not produce a party with a voting majority in Parliament, Mr. Harper, whose party finished second, unsuccessfully sought an arrangement with the Bloc Québécois and the New Democrats in order to take power.

While Ms. Landrieu is running far ahead of any challenger, the dynamics could change drastically if all the other races produce a party standoff and a Louisiana runoff turned into the decisive battle for control of the Senate.

It is really incredible how the party allowed itself to be hijacked by its extreme left wing by a leadership electoral system that did not take account of the fact that the real power to make electable policy and produce a party ready for government lies with the MPs in parliament.

It's poetic justice, of course, that the very tactics of whipping up hysteria used in those midterms has produced a party base willing to elect Trump and kill the Republican Party, but that's another story.

The simple decor features hard surfaces that reflect noise, producing a rollicking party atmosphere as the room gets crowded.

Maybe one day there will be a show about planners and the real drama involved in producing a flawless party.